Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo Cover Art

Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo Lyrics

From the movie Aanandham

Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo Song Lyrics is the track from Aanandham Tamil Film – 2001, Starring Mammootty, Murali, Abbas, Devayani, Rambha, Sneha, Vijayakumar, Delhi Ganesh, Srividya, Sashi Kumar. This song was sung by உன்னிமேனன், சுஜாதா, எஸ். பி. சரண் மற்றும் யுகேந்திரன். The music was composed by S. A. Rajkumar. Lyrics works penned by Pa. Vijay.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

SA
Music DirectorS. A. Rajkumar
PV
LyricistPa. Vijay

Singers

உ
Singerஉன்னிமேனன்
ச
Singerசுஜாதா
எப
Singerஎஸ். பி. சரண் மற்றும் யுகேந்திரன்

Star Cast

Murali
ActorMurali
Abbas
ActorAbbas

Soodi thantha sudarkodiyae subavelai nee varuga
Thedi konda thiraviyamae thaen maalai pola varuga
Minnum ambu vizhi chanthira bimbam
Ponnoli veesa mangai maithili ival
Semmalar paatha thandaigal aada sangam soozha varuga
Srirangan thaalai adaiya valar thingalaagi varuga

Gogulaththu radhai vanthaalo Intha kalyaana thaerilae
Female Chorus : Kalyaana therilae Mithilai nagar seedhai vanthaalo
Engal veettodu vaazhavae Male Chorus : Veettodu vaazhavae
Antha thenmadurai meenaal Vilakkettra vanthaal
Seethanamaai kayil Thaaipaasam kondu vanthaal

Gogulaththu rathai vanthaalo Female and Female Chorus :
Intha kalyaana therilae… Mithilai nagar seedhai vanthaalo
Male and Male Chorus : Engal veettodu vaazhavae

Ponnu kondu vantha seer vaangi vaikka Female and Female Chorus :
Perisaa veedu onnu kattunga Thanga maappillaikku eedaaga neenga
Male and male Chorus : Innum paththu madangu kottunga

Unga maappillaiyin nenjai ammaanai aadi Saelaiyilae mudinji jeyippaalae
Moonu muzham malligaipoovum Konjam halwavum pothume
Hae…yae Entha ponnum aambalai nenjil
Adi thalai saanju mayangumae

Thanjavur bomma polaththaan Unga maappillaiththaan thalaiyaattuvaar
Female Chorus : Aama thalaiyaattuvaar Desingu rajan engannan haei
Unga kudhirai vaalattumaa Male Chorus : Aama vaalaattumaa

Yaei thappaama Enga ponnu seivaalae thanthiram
Singaththai katti podum Thalaikaani manthiram

Pottiyellaam pottu paaththomdi Adhu namakkullathaanadi
Sodiyaththaan nallaa paarudi Madhura meenatchi sokkandi

Male Chorus : Vellippani muttraththil Vetkam enum thottaththil
Mallaigai pooththatho Pudhu mallaigai pooththatho

Male Chorus : Maada kuyil saththaththil Manjal mugam nanaththil
Mangalam vanthatho Dhinam mangalam vanthathi

Male Chorus : Ini engal Nenja koodaththil dheepa thiruvizha
Engal vaanil velichcham veesuthae Chinna vennilaa

Male Chorus : Engal anbukku annan panbukku Thendral santhanam poosutho
Engal veettukkul veesum thendralaai Oru devathai vanthatho…oo…oo…oo…oo

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song "Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo" from the movie 'Aanandham' is a vibrant and joyous celebration of a bride's arrival into her new home. It beautifully intertwines mythological references with familial warmth and playful banter. The lyrics metaphorically compare the bride to revered goddesses like Radha, Sita, and Meenakshi, elevating her status and signifying her auspicious entry. The initial verses are a poetic invocation, welcoming her as a treasure and a bringer of light and prosperity, likening her to a divine presence whose arrival marks a new beginning filled with blessings.

As the song progresses, it captures the lively interaction between the bride's and groom's families, a common and cherished tradition in South Indian weddings. This playful exchange, filled with teasing and affectionate boasts about their respective children, adds a layer of lightheartedness and cultural authenticity. Despite the mock competition, the underlying theme is one of acceptance, joy, and the coming together of two families. The song concludes with heartfelt verses from the groom's side, expressing their profound happiness and welcoming the bride as a divine blessing, a source of light, and a gentle breeze that brings peace and prosperity to their home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo?

Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo is sung by உன்னிமேனன், சுஜாதா, எஸ். பி. சரண் மற்றும் யுகேந்திரன்.

Which movie is Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo from?

The song Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo is featured in the movie Aanandham.

Who wrote the lyrics for Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo?

The lyrics for Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo were written by Pa. Vijay with music composed by S. A. Rajkumar.

Is English translation available for Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo lyrics?

Yes! Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo lyrics from Aanandham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo lyrics?

The song "Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo" from the movie 'Aanandham' is a vibrant and joyous celebration of a bride's arrival into her new home. It beautifully intertwines mythological references with familial warmth and playful banter. The lyrics metaphorically compare the bride to revered goddesses like Radha, Sita, and Meenakshi, elevating her status and signifying her auspicious entry. The initial verses are a poetic invocation, welcoming her as a treasure and a bringer of light and prosperity, likening her to a divine presence whose arrival marks a new beginning filled with blessings. As the song progresses, it captures the lively interaction between the bride's and groom's families, a common and cherished tradition in South Indian weddings. This playful exchange, filled with teasing and affectionate boasts about their respective children, adds a layer of lightheartedness and cultural authenticity. Despite the mock competition, the underlying theme is one of acceptance, joy, and the coming together of two families. The song concludes with heartfelt verses from the groom's side, expressing their profound happiness and welcoming the bride as a divine blessing, a source of light, and a gentle breeze that brings peace and prosperity to their home.

Music Video

Gokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo official music video

Song Details

Song NameGokulathu Radhai Vanthaalo
Singersஉன்னிமேனன், சுஜாதா, எஸ். பி. சரண் மற்றும் யுகேந்திரன்
LyricistPa. Vijay
LanguageTamil

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